Technology will reshape work places. Office tenants will decrease employee space, transforming offices more into meeting places, with an emphasis on conference rooms, break areas and open work areas. Developers will craft attractive environments to attract young, talented workers.

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The influx of Generation Y, now in their teens through early thirties, will change housing demand. They are comfortable with smaller homes and will trade living space for an easier commute and better lifestyle, which will drive up the number of single households and prompt a surge in demand for rentals, causing rents to escalate.

For most people, finances will still be constrained, leading to more shared housing and multigenerational households. Immigration will support that trend.

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